Insurance for Security Guards

Yes. Security guards are in situations where physical confrontation may be necessary. You may protect celebrities when entering a location, or protect a store or establishment where people are forcing themselves to enter these establishments without proper clearance. You, as a security guard will do whatever it takes to protect the person, or establishment and the Assault and Battery coverage will make sure that security guards are able to do their jobs without any risks.

A security guard's main function is to keep safe the person and/or building that he/she is tasked to protect. Security guards provide corporate executive and celebrity protection, security for hotels, restaurants, securing banks and other financial institutions and many other locations. They also serve as gatekeepers, preventing unauthorized persons from entering a restricted area or setting boundaries like preventing people from entering a certain area like in concerts.

Yes. Security guards put themselves on the line every day. That is why you need a security guard insurance that will provide them with medical care, rehabilitation benefits and lost wage replacement when they got sick or injured on the job. Workers' Compensation is a state-mandated insurance when you meet state minimum number of employees then your business will need to carry Workers' Compensation.

Being bonded means that they have purchased a Commercial Liability insurance and it lets the clients know if anything goes wrong. Being bonded helps the security guard to be legitimized. The security company will assure to the clients that the money is available for reimbursement claimants for their mistakes.